- Colorado
The top-rated Denver Board of Water Commissioners will price $100 million of revenue bonds for new projects and $70 million of refunding in a competitive sale.
May 6 -
Texas hospitals will continue to be reimbursed under the federal Medicaid program after the state received an extension of a waiver for 15 months, a positive credit factor for the state's nonprofit hospitals, according to ratings analysts.
May 6 -
Two hospital districts in the Permian Basin oil producing region of West Texas took downgrades from Moodys Investors Service, one to speculative grade.
May 5 -
Developers of a proposed $12 billion Houston-Dallas bullet train want federal regulators to affirm their oversight of project.
May 5 - Arizona
The Arizona legislature worked into early Wednesday morning to finish a controversial $9.6 billion budget package.
May 4 - Texas
After five months of declining sales tax revenue, Texas has recorded its second month of year-over-year growth, despite a further drop in oil revenue, state Comptroller Glenn Hegar said.
May 4 - Kansas
The outlook on Kansas Aa2 rating from Moodys Investors Service fell to negative Tuesday, as state lawmakers approved a budget that allows Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback to make further cuts in spending.
May 3 -
Despite what they say is low unemployment in their states, four governors who spoke on a panel at the Milken Institute Global conference said job creation is their main priority.
May 3 -
A $357 million federal TIFIA loan to a Texas P3 project will help finance construction of tolled express lanes on a Houston highway.
May 2 -
After lowering its debt service with strategic refundings over the past two years, North Texas Tollway Authority is looking for more savings with $947 million of first-tier revenue bonds.
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